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BLACKS RIPE FOR RIOT.
A CRITIC i ~iIUATION AT
NEWPORT NEWS.


ir'"ps on IN" "'"un" Ready TOT Ar'io"
-I7H' "icfh%m mas Tx " I'm the
Striker, nj Lets Them Know Ih@t
He Is Not Man to Be frIhed with.
RrCuNtoxD VA Ian. 10-Thera has
boor IA rioto,o Recommendations hv tho
=, -.
strlKeFs AZ Newport news slncr last hIeh''
This morning train with nearly 100 Ia
bOrers from Albemarle couuty
reacbed Nawnort News and thew
49,, ., ,,-,,.I ,,,,,,,,,,. t.oio,h4 ,,,Aor rho
went 10 WORK moving lreigpV, unuei 'ne
pro'ectioh OF the State guard coloIeu
company from Richmond. During the
day there were 200 hands at work on the
ybarvas LOADING tbrae staarnars for ELL
- - n-1s,.a..
lopo' "0H' " 0AN""'' iO0
the Newport News ana Mlsslssippl al
ley kdllroau Company hau t"IA
- "a t11 -, -e' ithn,,t oai,sl,
ana wiinour nnt,re ca,isinO a nloakade
oC tha rr.nk nv rars and imnading the
husinase NJ tho cnmnsnv He sgid thai
an with a few executions. would be
allowed 10 90 tn work at once if thew
wished TO. There was plenty of work
both for Them and for the new hands put
on this morning.
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A striker ID the cFo"u saiu: ~eneral
we VIII not go 70 WORK one oY one mere
are three men Whom' II they say go 10
WORN, we VIII pbey ana 70 III p"uy'
Gen. w ichham, ID posltiVe manner re-
rled' mere are no lhree men III Ihe
Uhlted otates VINO can put you 70 woIh
on 'hat pier without my consent. lou
ouSht 10 nave mauhooo enough n"C W per
hIC any lhIee men W lnhuehce YOU "
sop work ana thus starVe, not o"ly your
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FLoRlDA's METROPOLIS.
Meetings of Railroad Directors
J he Duke of Sutherland,

Meetings of Railroad Directors
he Duke of Sutherland.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. 12.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders and
directors OF the Jacksonville and Allan
tic railway was held this afternoon. The
following officers were elected: James NJ.
Schumacher. President; 5. b. Hubbard,
Vice President; }. Nj. Bars, Secretary;
II. 5. Ely, Treasurer; }. Hart, Auditor.
The officers report shows that the road is
in splendid condition.
The directors OF the Jacksonville, Man
atee and Gulf road, Col. Dranes' road,
held meeting here to-day. They re-
ported hprqgress, surveys having been
made frDp Plaat.CiGy 10 Sara Sofa bay.
Tho DukeO ae,6therlan I'd and party came
over from Fernaudina this afternoon IN a
private car ana lett for visit TO Silver
Springs, where the Duke owns properly.
1t is rumOred tonight mat Col. ii. i.
Bava, General. Manager, and large
Owuer in o. -DeBar. bay Steamboat
Line, has resigned and viii be succeeded
Dy George Cecil, another lar Q owner OF
ST. ok. The report is probably true,
ia ugh the gentlemen involved say that
they are not ready to talk yet. 1t is
rumDrtd here that +. II. Rand, General
Pa seuger Age | Of the south Florida
road al Sanford has resiln to take
charge OF the land colonization depart
ment Of the road.
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TALLAnAss31E SOCIETY,".
Ex. Gov. and Mrs. BIoxham Enter
tain at lhcir Residence.

tam at lhclf k(eSIuPuCe.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Jan. 12.-The gay
season in society circ es at Florida's cap
ital has begun. Entertainments and
social gatherings are quite frequent.
Col. and Mrs. Il. Fl. Gamble, assisted by
their charming daughters, Misses Jennie
and Lettie, ENTERTAINED a number of their
friends at their bospItabie home on Mon
day evening. Tue occasion was a very
enjoyable one.
Last night Governor and Mrs. BloXham
gave very successful party at their resi-.
Geuce on North Calhoun street compll-
mentary TO Miss Mamie BedsOe, Of Staun-
ton, Va. vino Is their guest. The great
popularity and cordial hospitality of the
noaured Ex-Governor and bis charming
wife are tittlnsly aLtested by the delight
boer ~ friends lake Ill visiting their Geau-
tiful home.
The Misses Houghtling, of Chicago,
who, wi Il their parents, are spending the
winter at the new Leon, are among tie
most popular visitors TO the capital CITY,
Miss Lizzie Gotten has returned from
a lengthy visit to friends in North Caro-
lima,
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GOALS SC AKCIAY.
The Strike in the hast Disastrous to
Consumers.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA special
dispatch from HazletOn, Pa, says: "The
executive committee of the Miners and
Laborers' Subdivision No. l of District
Assembly No. l65. Knights of Labor,
which includes the entire anthracite coal
fields, held a session there yesterday and
resolved to declare general strike of all
the employ es engaged in the mining and
preparation of coal that goes TO places
a fl cted by the strike Of The New Jersey
coal handlers, providing tue strikers APP
prove Of this as being the most effective
manner of rendering them assistance"
ca the Otner nahd, SPECIAL dispatch
from Wilkes barre says: "Fbere Wlil be
no strike OF miners in the Wyoming or
Lehigh Valley On account OF the dock
mems difficulty. The tact is, the men are
all idle now, which ls equal to "A strike,
and what they would strike Tor is mys-
terry"
A special from Shenandoah says that as
a result OF tde coal handlers strike al
Perth Amboy Packer COlleries, Nos. 3, 4,
and D. owned and operated by Jne PnlIa-
delpnia Coal Company, suspended opera
lions to-day for an indefinite period. A
scarcity OF cars was the cause.
DANGER OF A STRIKE DENIED.
1
Speaker tomorrow morning Will print an
interview with Hugh McGaryey, Secra-
tary of Sub Division No. Of District AS
sembly No. l35, Knights OF Labor, denying
the report published in special dlspa ches
to-day that meeting had been held ere
by the executive committee and that a
general strike had been agreed upon.
Mr.. McGarvey pronounced the story
false in every particular.
AFAMINE AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Jan. IA coal famine is
imminent, growing parity from tne labor
complications IN the East, but mainly
from the inability OF the railroads to meet
the increased demand Of the season. One
dealer, as an instance of tue scarcity OF
the coal in this city, stated that the Penn
sylvanIa Railroad Company had been
Obliged TO contiScate several OF his cars OF
fancy crate coal 10 burn in Its engines.
being unable % procure any other kind.
His firm mad bau hundreds Of cars taken
IN the same way.
NEW ENGLAND IN LUCK.
NEW YORK, Jan. u From coal mon in
this clty 1t was learned today mat al
least 10000 Wor men have been thrown
out OF employ ment, and that 30, 600 per-
sons are suffering as result of the
strike of the 5000 coal handlers.
The strikers are scattered al.
along the coast from Proyidenca to this
city. An interesting fact came to light
today when shows that coal scarcity IN
New England, however imminent 1t may
be IN New York, is not likely to occur.
Tor the great wholesale concerns are
rusalng coal Into that country dirac,
from tue mines, al tue rate OF thousands
OF tons PER day over the New York and
New En- land railroad, va EewHurgh,
Tue strikers nave Just become aware oi
TINS TACT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13

This vegetable preparation IA Invaluable for
the restoration OF tone anu strength TO the
system. For Dyspepsia, Constipation ami
other ills, caused by disordered liver, it can
notbe excelled. Highest prizes awarded. and
Endorsed by eminent medical men. AK for
Timers Liver Corrector and take no other.
81 OO bottle. Freight paid to any address.
B.F. ULMER. ND.
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga.
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tiful home.
The Irish IeanuA,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 12,--The national
governing body OF the irish National
League of America held its annual ses-
sion here to-day. The attendance was
large. there being twenty-five states repre-.
scented. The delegates spoke most cheer
fully of the cause IN their rarious States.
and were further encouraged by the re-
port of the treas urer, the receipts per day
running from 500 TO $1,000. The proceed.
ings OF The League were mainly private,
but several resolutions referring 10 the
lrlsh cause were PASS d.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13

Editor Morning Nelrs; Allow me
through your valuable journal to call the
attention Of the Chairman OF the Streets
md Lanes Committee 10 the Gltny coadi-
ton OF Congress street lane, between Bun
aud Whitaker reefs. The stencil ia suf-
ticiGn 20 make sickness. besides the m
convenience TO those who have 10 pass
lhrOush it. Ii is hoped that attention
will be directed to it aud the nuisance re.
moved. AN EYE WITNESS,
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DIR. Henry :. COlding,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Office corner Jones and Drayt ton street,
Graduate Baltimore College Of Dental Sur
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Society and the Criminals.



In coming time the world will look
back with am&zement upon the days
when it lei kUoNn, determined criminals
run at large, ouly Furnishing them occa.
stonaly, by a temporary deprivation OF
their liberty in suOrt and determ
sentences. We can see to-day that 1t 10
thor0u .hly illogical proceeding. The
man determ ned upon lie Of crime is Oi
no use TO himself at large and he is both
danger aud expense ~ his community.
He commonly gives evidence in his char
acter and his acts of this determination
violence sufficient Tor the court which
tries and sentences him; but If that is
to uncertain, T. Ell convection for sec
und Ofleuse may he legally taken to dehue
his POSITION. After the second ohense
the criminal should be shut up. on an iG-
determinate sentence, where he will be
cnmps He'd 10 labor 10 pay tor his board
and clothes aud the expense OF his sale
keeping.
"Cnk e., a,phVnttar,ny ipitiais
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nuillin D,,tiuos

DUBLIN, GA, Jan. 12.-R v. Mr.. q.
g. TBompson, Of the Methodist Church.
iIfed his first regular appointment a.
this place last Sunday. He IS an earnest
worker and gives great salts action.
l.. @. SIuDbs, OF the Dublin Gazette.
has assoc lated Julius A. Burnec, ESQ.
with MIN in its publication. They give
notice that they Will celebrate its mir
teenth birthday with new dress. The
change will be made about February
next.
William Il. Keene was thrown from
his buggy Dy a runaway horse Just al
night and seri usly hurt.
Postmaster w. =. Hicks has moved
Into new quarters on the public square.
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NEW ENGLAND IN LUCK.


HAwKINsVILLE, GA, Jan. 12.-Tie
municipal e,ectipn here to-day passed on
quietly, rtsuluhg MS follows: Mulor-
Jouu j. joiner. Adermen-T. Il, BRIDGES.
j. il. F. Ham, L. j. Henry, Il. Bell, y. C..
Fucl, and n ne between y. Marhoim and
~ In.ka
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13
WLL8v RS COD LIVER oil AND
PHOSPHATE OF LINE
Cnres Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bron.
ChitiS ard NcrOfulOnS HmmNrS.

To THE CONsUMPTIvE.-Wi lbor's Compound
or Cod Civcr Oil and Lime. without posse sing
the very nausealng Il tvor of the article as
h, retofore used, ls endowed by the Phosphate
OF Lime with Il healing property which rem
ders the Oil doubly cflfcacIous. Remarkable
testimonials of its efficacy can be shown. Sod
by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston, and all
druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13
Valuation Of Real Estate, Improve.
mentS. editions, ETC.. for the
Year 1887.
OFFICE CITY TREAsrRKR

SAVANNAH GA. Jan 4, 1877.
The assessment book, containing valuations
of the following property for taxation during
the year 1887. viz: Real estate and improve
ments and property OF every kind not hereto
fore assessed, including new buildings erect.
ed and improvements and additions made
since the last as ,essment, is now open for in.
sp elton IN this Office, and notice is hereby
given to I'll concerned to file their objections
If any they have. within thirty day 5 from this
date. otherwise he assessments therein con-
tsi0ed VIII be final and conclusive as estab-
fishing the value by which to estimate the
tax to be collected thereon.
Objections must be made IN writing and ad-
dressed TO the Assessment Committee.
C.S. HAHl ZEE City Treasurer,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13

J. STRONG, in his book "Our Country"
gives the FLOWING atistlcs, taken from The
compendium OF the tenth ccn-us: "In 1880,
one THIRTEEN Of the population OF the United
states lived in cities OF 5000 inhabitants ana
over; in 1910 one went IF n. in 1870 and
20 N 1922 one twentieth. in 1880 one-siX-
teeuth, ln 1870 one twelfth. iu 1850 ono eighth
! 1850 une siN h. in 1870 u little over one
Il IN. aud in 1880 90, per cent, or nearly one
10 rim
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13

Niiro-gly cerine and dynamite do not.
when exploded, exert such torce as IL
popularity believed. TO speak precisely.
tue power developed by the explosion OF
a ton Of dynamite IS equal to 45 G75 foot
tons. One ton OF nitrO-glycerine, similar.
Y exploded, will exert power of 64,452
tost tons, and one ton of Dlasung gelatlne
similarly explod d, II, 900 iuotgoms.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13
yr,trrti Tun'.attor q

STEINBkR y Died Wednesday. Jan u,
1887, MRS. L. a. sTGINBERG, aged ST years
Funeral FRIDAY. Jan. 4, at 10 y. M, from
residence of her uau-hter, MES. j. hUTf-
LER. IS Bruughton street. Frlcn15 anu as
Quaintance are invited to attend.
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Savannah aud Tgbee Rai!way Co.


UFFIVE OF Treas IRER. II BAY STD
SAVANNAH, Jan. s, 1887.
By rPs)iution of the Board Of Directors
auGpied at last regular meeting II FOURTH
install! MtNT OF TWENTY-FIVE pr
CEN I. of the Preferred Capital STOCK is
called for. payable at this office on or bcle,
THE SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
1887, JOHN W. BURROUGHS. reasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13

The artesian well at st. Augustine is
down 700 feet. ana 10 still Moving a. tue
rate OF f., m 5000 to 10000 gallons per
minute, or $1,000, 0G0 gallons per day. Toe
drill IL 900 feet IN the coral formation,
which is supposed to be LOCO feet in
depth. No change in the temperature OF
iha water is expected until the drill
passt the coral rock.
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DR.. IL. Ill. Hitchcock
Registration Notice.

Offers his professional services to the citizens
SR vannAh, Office 100 Liberty street
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Attention Truckers.

Now is the time to put In your peas for the
carly spring crop.
Our stock OF Marrowfat. Buist Premium
Extra Early and Early Frame Peas ia largo
enough to supply all demands, and our figures
are ROCK bottom. fun supply Of other seed
OF 1856 crop on hand. Mail orders given
prompt attention. +. j. KIEEFER,
Druggist and Scotsman.
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NOTICE.
SkiIaway Shell Road COMPANY.

A dividend of FOUR x4) DOLLARS A
SHARE will be paid Stockhold, RS on de-
mand. GEO, W. LAMAR, Sec. anu Teas.
No. ia Bryan street
Communication tickets for sale by Treasurer
ana Tollkeeper.
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Sprrtai sl0firra.
Notice to FAX Payers

CITY TREASUBER'S O.
SAVANNAH, GA, january A.
The following taxes are now duel NJ
REAL STATE. fourth quarteri IA
STOCK IN TRADE, fourth quaE h4
FURSl1U f, etc, fourth qua& "a
MONEY, DEB S, ETC.. fourth 1SsA 2
WATER RENTS, IN ddUance, fol- %aA
ending June 30tn. "
GROUND RENTS in arrears for ,Yo,
sPECiFIC Ior BUSINESS Tax for the
year 1887.
A discount of ten per cent. will be allowed
upon REAL ESTATE, STOCK IN TRADE
FURNITUHE, MONEY, etc, and WATER'
RENTS. If J,GiG lDjthia fTteen days after Jd5-.
IA, q fjSt.
And a discount of ten per cent. VIII be al.
lowed upon SPECIFIC TAXES if paid on or
49, Q. S. HARDEE. City Treasurer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13

silk suspenders for embroderiug inltia's,
G., at BelsiDger's, 70 Whitaker street.
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A WORTHY CITIZENS DEATH.

Mr.. Tnomas O'Brien, OF the nrm Of
Ehaffee & O'Brien, died al o'clock TINS
morning after a long illness. The Char les.
tonlans VINO have made savannah Enelr
home, need not be reminded that in the
death OF Mr.. O'Brien, Charleston has lost
one of her most valued citizens. tie was
brave and fearless solder. an upright
merchant, u faithful citizen, a devo, ed
fatuer and an earnest Christian. There
are many men that Charleston could have
better spared than the genial, gentle,
lublic-splrlLed, honest, upright, Tom
lpHrIen.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-13

Savannah Floral and Art Association.
The first annual melting of this Association
will be held on THURSDAY. the 18th inst.
at 4P. NJ. at The Hall of the Chatham Artillery,
The ection Of officers for the ensuing year
will be held.
to any member of the Association,
A large attendance is requested.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

Bruce Carr, accompanied by Colooo(
holloway. walked into the jsil oflee end
inquired 4 = fellow nan'sd 'eos'' -
NJ. carr was informed that b ~
and he then explained that be wahto4 q
bail both Jones and Dickson ont 4h4
bond was fixed satisfactorily ard ~
Colonel and his associate ohco mUs0
breathed the cir OF freedom.
At about O'Clock State Ireasoto<
Lemcke arrived Il the jail and hnd!nf
that the cuIprits had already been beIIo4
out by Mr.. Carr. strengthened the bond
BY adding his own signature thereto.
Considerable surprise was expreoeod
among those who we're familiar with ~
case, that an ofIlcisl who had expreoeeo
himself % being anxious 70 bring the Of
fenders to Justice before the offenders
were indicted should be the hrst u
hail them ont. Il u not known how
soon the case will be reached for trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

II Il the duty Of every person who d!
used Boschee's German Syrup % let -
wonderful qualities be known 70 U9!e
friends in curing Consumption. oetefo
Coughs. Group. Asthma, Pne6m0tIaj
and in fact all throat and lung dloe3ooo:
no person can use II without imtnedI4te
relief. Three doses will reIlevt ~
case. and we consider il the duty u 6lI
Druggists 70 recommend Il 90 the p66fl
dying consumptive. at least 90 Try 90
bottle, as $4,000 dozen bottles were ~
last wear. and no one case where it ftlle0
was reported. Such = medicine - ~
German Syrup cannot be Too widely
known. AK your druggist about q
sample bottles TO try, soId q 70 coas9|
Regular size, rs cent6. SoId ~ q
Druggists aud Dealers II ~ Ualoo~
IStates and Canada.
April 22-y=e; b. vi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21

Here IL an interesting extract from sn
article in the New York Mercury:
~Art should always be based on ns-
ture. and no art is true which does mol
take nature for its model A perfect,
symmetrical. healthy woman Of five feet
ten inches in height must comply with
the following standard: She should Dc
l38 pounds at the least and could stand
% 10 ten pounds more without injury
20 health or artistic perfection. The dIs'
sance between the tip of her two middle
fingers. when the arms are extended
should be exactly the same % the height
ten times the length Other hand, or sev
en- and . half times the length Of ne'
foot. or i've times the diameter Of hel
chest from one aQmpit 70 the other. TIT
distance from hfjuuciion Of the thigh
"a the ground should be The same q
from the FORMER point 10 the top Of ~
head. The knee should be exactly mid
way from the Junction Of The thighs =
the bottom OF the heel.
4 .The distance from the elbow 70 IN
tip OF the middle finger should Be %
same as from the elbow 20 the middl
line or the chest From the top Of th
head 10 the chin. with the head pose'
naturally, should be the came - irof
the level OF the chin 70 the arn-pits Q
from the heel to the tip Of the large 20
The bust Of . woman Of the hei&f
named should he forty three inchs
measurement over The arms, and %
waist twenty -four.
.Tne upper portion Of the arm shoul
be from thirteen and half 70 fourtee
inches and the wrist aix inches II
ankle should Be six inches, the calf
the leg fourteen and the thigh twent
i've. Anv woman Of The height me-
! toned who has these measurements q
!. congratulate herself on having o perte
I Z form q she creator ever made.
!. course, The proportions vary with q
D height
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-21
A Peculiar Verdict Rendered " !
Clinton County Jury.

A very peculiar csse was tried II ~
Circuit Court this week, says . kt1oks
fort dispatch. Below is the finding d
the Jury and the question II what u th6
verdict? Sarah J. Moore brought ooit
against John Mohr, saloon keepef 56t
damages and indemnity, bersrse 81 tho
death Of her husband, SA.luel M6oro5
h.le in stats OF intoxication IRON li4s
Iuor purchased OF said John Noore; thd
Jury finds: That defendant Wao en-
gagged 10 the retail Of intoxicating l|s
quors il accordance with licenee isbted
10y County Commissioners; that plains
ItiG. Sarah j. Moore, is The surviving
widow or said Samuel Moore, deceased
\ who was IN habitual freQuenter Of said
defendants place Of business, that tho
defendant gave deceased whisky whiI9
lhe was IN : state Of intcxicatio6; aid
THAT said decedent Immediately AFTER
wards was found in dying conditioh
lon the track Of the Lake Erie and Weet.
|ern Railroad with : pint bottle two
'Ifhirds full Of whisky In his pocketi thai
v hich said decedent had drunk rendered
sIhim unable to maintain and support eatd
sIplaintiff; that plaintiff sustained damage
| 10y reason Of said drunkeness Of eaid Dc:
deceased in the sum Of $3.50 per tnnum
'lshat said plaintiff was obliged By reaeod
E Iof said drunkenness, 10 nurse eaid de-
D |cedeut one-half the time: that Wills
(. Isaid decedent was intoxicated, said Dc;
b liendant permitted him to leave BID
j place Of business at 8 80 o'clock p. b:
: Iand 90 upon said railroad track thai
train was due, and that said dece;
dent was unable TO get on said trac.
= land was run over and naugled by oat1
.lltrain and afterwards died from t49 1l'
J. fleets thereof; that the defendant kh9v
l. I,he condition Of said decedent 1t ~
: -Isime be permitted him to leave bic pl4ol
'elof business and might have easily pre-
!. .|venfed bis death; that said decodoo
u was killed on account Of said into1ioo
lsltion. By liquors furnished him ~ -
aIdefendsnt; that said decedent W. =
1.-The date of his death. thirty-hine 3o1t
:|old; that the expectancy Of bic life -
v-eight years; that the support 9
lIIplaintifr for and during stch 6xpeetd9e'
Twas worth $3.50 per annum that q Qf
lon foregoing facts the law IL Win -
3 Iplainti6, We find and assess her damd<e
D. Iat forty dollars on account Of caring q
e Idecedent while intoxicated, and nlt
u. dollars on account OF the loss Of tao G.
ID |fendant's time while intoxicated"